Oluolu

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Oluolu

Oluolu (Japanese: オルオル ʻOluʻolu) is a recurring character who appeared in the Sun & Moon series. He is a famous Pokémon Base player from Melemele Island who plays for the Magikarp (Japanese: コイキング Koiking). He is also a graduate of the Pokémon School.

History

Oluolu debuted in Pulling Out the Pokémon Base Pepper!. Professor Kukui saw Ash's excitement after watching one of Oluolu's Pokémon Base games on television. As a result, he and Principal Oak arranged a Pokémon Base match for the students of the Pokémon School and their Pokémon, with the three adults commentating the match. When Team Rocket arrived, with Jessie wanting Oluolu's autograph, he agreed to participate in a game between the students and the evil trio. Just when it seemed like Team Rocket was about to win, Oluolu had his Snorlax perform the Z-Move Pulverizing Pancake, allowing the school team to win the match. Despite Team Rocket losing, Oluolu still offered Jessie his autograph as thanks for the good game, but before she could take it, Bewear showed up and carried the trio away.

In Night of a Thousand Poses!, Oluolu was seen playing Pokémon Base on TV. In The Dex Can't Help It!, he was playing Pokémon Base with a Druddigon when Rotom Pokédex ended up on TV. Oluolu reappeared in SM129 to participate in the Manalo Conference. He ended up losing in the preliminary round.

Much like Samson Oak, Oluolu has a habit of making Pokémon gags, accompanied by a visual imitation of the Pokémon in question.

Pokémon


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This listing is of Oluolu's known Pokémon in the anime:

Snorlax
Oluolu's Snorlax
Debut Pulling Out the Pokémon Base Pepper!
Voice actors
Japanese
English Carter Cathcart

Snorlax is Oluolu's only known Pokémon. He used it during the Pokémon Base match between the Pokémon School team and Team Rocket. It appeared again in Night of a Thousand Poses!, where it was seen on the TV at Professor Kukui's house. It appeared once more in SM129 where Oluolu used it in the preliminary round of the Manalo Conference. It ended up getting knocked out off-screen, eliminating its Trainer from the tournament.

Snorlax's only known move is Giga Impact*.
Snorlax can perform the Z-Move Pulverizing Pancake.

Achievements

Pokémon League

Oluolu has competed in the following Pokémon League Conferences:

Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 古谷徹 Tōru Furuya
English Mike McFarland
Finnish Oskari Tamminen
Polish Paweł Kubat
European Spanish Juan Antonio Soler


Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese オルオル ʻOluʻolu
English Oluolu Similar to his Japanese name
Brazilian Portuguese Olavo From his English name

In other languages

The Magikarp

Language Title
Denmark Flag.png Danish Magikarp
The Netherlands Flag.png Dutch De Magikarp
Finland Flag.png Finnish Magikarpit
France Flag.png French Magicarpe
Germany Flag.png German Die Karpador
Italy Flag.png Italian Magikarp
Norway Flag.png Norwegian Magikarp-laget
Brazil Flag.png Brazilian Portuguese Magikarp
Spain Flag.png European Spanish Los Magikarp
Sweden Flag.png Swedish Magikarparna
Magikarp


Trainers in League Conferences
Indigo
(Kanto)
MandiPeteGaryJeanetteMelissaAshRitchieAssunta
Silver
(Johto)
DarrenSalvadorJacksonMacyGaryAshHarrisonJon
Ever Grande
(Hoenn)
JumpVivicaGilbertGavinDominickClarkJohnny
KatieMorrisonAshTyson
Lily of the Valley
(Sinnoh)
JeffreyNandoBarryConwayPaulAshTobias
Vertress
(Unova)
RadleyMikaelUltimoKendrickTripBiancaEmmanuel
GeraldoStephanFloraKentonManningAsh
KatharineAntonioRussetRamoneCameronDinoVirgil
Lumiose
(Kalos)
TrevorTitusAstridTiernoRemoSawyerAshAlain
Manalo
(Alola)
HirokiPikalaMr. ElectricMad MagmarRappZipp
TuppPlumeriaDJ LeoMaster fishermanOluoluKahili
FabaIlimaSamsonMallowMina"Jessina"Acerola
Lillie"Jamesio"HauSophoclesLanaKiaweGuzma
GladionAsh


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